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When it 1st hit the blogosphere, Matousec's announcement about a failing within the way most Windows antivirus software program operates sounded like an enormous menace. "100% with the applications examined were compromised!" they documented. And indeed, oh crap, which makes things sound quite significant.
Especially when you report this news on a post entitled "KHOBE: 8.0 earthquake for Windows desktop security software."
There's a thing that was a lttle bit understated, nonetheless. Quite a few protection researchers who will not perform at Matousec -- like Sophos' Graham Cluely and Microsoft's Feliciano Intini have pointed out that this exploit only functions if an attacker has currently gained the power to execute arbitrary code. Need some clarification on that?
It signifies the Matousec exploit allows attackers to perform some thing they were currently capable to accomplish anyway.
When I wrote concerning the report previous week, I was curious why none of Microsoft's application was around the list. Because it turns out, they may are easy omissions. Microsoft researchers have confirmed that neither of their current antivirus apps -- Forefront and Microsoft Security Necessities -- are susceptible towards the Matousec exploit.

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